| A parasite on affection
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| A leach on love
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| And siphon off what is good intent
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| To an offshore bank account
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| You fame the love game
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| For short some game but then
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| After when the pole sawed off
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| Wearing your finest pink rubber washing up gloves
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| You thinking sex with him something
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| And for sure the thought of it
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| You really can’t stand it
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| Cause you’re married for money not for love
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| But he dribbles his food you’re thumbing through
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| The bond street catalogues
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| But when he ciphered to his card philosophy
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| A nodding donkey in his company
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| You brace his and wept as long as you can
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| Make a bit and wait for your next tuck and nip
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| In continents into his bag just drips
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| And his nurse wipes his ass clean of yesterday’s shit
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| One worked out which of his antique shoe
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| To give you pocket money for
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| The bond street catalogues
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| Did it dawn on you when you married him
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| That you may well have to carry him up the stairs
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| To the marital bed
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| Where you made every excuse and left
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| He knew your off the top proposal
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| And subsequent hasty engagements
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| That you my dear were just after
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| Some sort of financial arrangements
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| He played along and he framed it
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| Because company when you’re lonely is contagious
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| But he recalls how bitter and
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| How stunned you were to love of his trust funds
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| The bulk of what you thought was his last will
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| Was tied up beyond the reach of your good self
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| So you chummed out a stipend
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| A salary which you draw every month
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| With unconcealed
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| When he dies and you just can’t wait
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| You backing out house or two upon his large estate
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| But for now it’s a slob it’s a full time job
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| A tiny compassion for your baggage for
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| The bond street catalogues
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| Cause you’re married for money not for love
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| But he dribbles his food you’re thumbing through
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| The bond street catalogues
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| The gloss of that mutually beneficial arrangement
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| To reality dawned to this bitter estrangement
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| For the age gap you claimed you could not see
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| Is a generation gap of enormity
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| What you calmly thought would be let’s say fair
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| That you’d breeze through with ease now full term care
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| Lined by treasures you assume would be there
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| Not savvy at all dear to complete cashed away
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| But still in your dreams you’re busy marking off
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| What is that you have and have not got
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| In the now aging and dog-eared
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| Bond street catalogues
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| Cause you’re married for money not for love
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| But he dribbles his food you’re thumbing through
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| The bond street catalogues
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| He calls your name with a splatter and a cough
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| And a heartfelt sorry that he’s feeling so rough
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| You reassess your skills and look happy with your lot
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| And put back on the shelf again
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| Put back on the shelf again
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| The bond street catalogues
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| The bond street catalogues |